Campfire Audio Time Stream Chromatic Series Cable

Name: Campfire Audio Time Stream Chromatic Series Cable
Brand: Campfire Audio
SKU: campfire-audio-time-stream-chromatic-series-cable
Price: 59 USD
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Campfire Audio’s approach to high-end audiophile gear is a warm light for the community to gather around, and the Time Stream Cable from the brand’s Chromatic Series shines that same quality onto the transmission of your audio. The wiring itself is made from enameled, silver-plated copper for impressive stable transmission from source to IEM—and that wiring is wrapped in a PVC jacket that shields from interference and provides a soft-touch finish that feels just as premium as its build Read More

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CatVsGrizzly

Jan 4, 2024

Is this a balanced cable? I see it comes in 2.5 and 4.4mm termination options.

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Ivabign

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Jan 8, 2024

Campfire cables with 2.5m and 4.4m connectors have always been balanced in the past - I see no reason for these to be anything other than balanced.

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RayF

22218

Sep 17, 2024

Will these cables improve the sound quality of my IEMs in any measurable way, or will they just match my outfits better?

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Fayne

2603

Sep 18, 2024

I assume this is a rhetorical question, but I'll play along. Unless your existing cables are mangled, shorting, or just straight garbage, I highly doubt this (or any other) cable will have much measurable difference when compared to cables with similar termination. I mean, sure thicker wire will reduce the impedance between the IEM and the driving hardware, but we're talking fractions of a fraction of an Ω. If you're going from an unbalanced 3.5mm to balanced 4.4mm or 2.5mm, there may be some improvement. Enough to really notice? Depends on the unit driving them. But that is more about the hardware and less about the cable itself. I look at these things as nice silver and pastels to go with yer digs, and nothing more.